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Newspaper Page Text8 Fiee Press-News & Farmer. Thurs., April 25, 1968 LfW wnCES CITATION —YEARS SUPPORT ST/XTE OF GEORGIA CLAYTON COURT OF ORDINARY March 29<h 1968 The appraisers upon application of Mrs Benard Theodore Camp, Jr widow of said Benard Theodore Camp, Jr for a twelve months' sup i>ort for herself and no minor chil dren. having filed their return; all persons concerned hereby are cited to show cause if any they have, nt the next upular Mav term of this Court, whs said application should no* be p ran ted JOF T LANE Oidinars* Clavton Counts’ 5-2 GEORGIA CLAYTON COUNTY There uill be sold at Public Out cry to the Highes* and best bidder for cash between the legal hours of sale before he Courthouse door In the Ci y of Jonesboro. Clayton Counts. Georgia, on the first Turs da.s tn Mas 1968. the following de scribed proper’s io wit; • I |»6B Ph mouth Sport Fury. 8 Cs lindei 2 Door Fast/T No. PS23 FBR 122178 Said proper! % levied as per Mort gage Fl FA No t’9l2 Clayion Civil A Criminal Court. Chrysler Credit Corporation Vs D G Bryan This the sth dav of April. 1968 BILL C MURRAY SHERIFF 5-2 NOTICE On and aHvi this date, I w 111 not be responsible foi anx debts in cuued bx ansone other than ms self April 12. 1968 ROBERT I) TEER JR 4ni Queen AI lose I am Jonesboro. Georgia CITATION DISMISSION from ADMINISTRATION GEORGIA. Cl AYTON COUNTY WHEREAS M.uiai. S Austin. Administrator of Ellis Dewn < Brin nen. repivsents to the Cour* in his pc i ion duh filed and m-rted on record 'hat he has fulls adminh tried Ellis DrWt . Biannrn rs’ab This is thorefotr m cit all per sons kindred and creditors to show caire if an s' thes can. why said AdininiMr.ror should no b< dis charged from his administra'ion. and if Di ' h< In Mondos in Mix 1968 JOF T LANE Ordinal s 5-2 THF SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF Cl AYTON STATE OF GEORGIA SUPERIOR COURT FEBRUARY TERM. 19<.H CASE NUMBER *.7 376 FULTON CHEEK NORVFI I Pl um if t, V< DOLORES MARGARET MILLFR NORVFLI Defendant To DOLORES MARGARET MIL IER NORVFLI 117 Bulling on Drive, Elizabeth Cit' Nonh Caio lina GREETINGS Bs Oidvi < t h.- Cmir dated March 27 1968 sou ate hereby notified thai on »h< 28 da.y of Man h 1968 FIT Ton CHEEK NORVFLI filed sui .•gains: ou f () ) Divorce in ihht'ouit You arc bnclr toquih d to br ..nd ' id t wit bn f d * Horn the 28 dav of Mart h 1988 hen ' ' ■ • ■ • ' । 11. r • the Plaintiff < Complaint i, ' hr H ” " HAROLD HWKh Judue of s.,„i ( ,„ r Thl 28 das Match 1968 JOE B MUNDY < I ERK Supenoi Cnuit J< »E H BYNUM JR Aoitu’. fm PL.miff SPEARMAN BYNUM A- GOODWIN 2230 N,. tonal Bank <>f Bide Atl.m.i (iroijjM 303(13 577-1560 4-25 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER IN SECURITY DEED GEORGI A CLAYTON COUNTY Under anil by virtue of the power of sale in a certain security deed Hom Carlton Vaughan, grantor, to Pinecrest Foiest, Inc . grantee, dated March 22. 1966. recorded in Deed Book 428. Page 533. Land Records of Clayton County. Georgia, said se curity deed having been given to secure a note dated March 22. 1966, in ’he original principal sum of $1.500 00, 'here will be sold by the undersigned at public outcry, before he door of the Courthouse in Clay ton Coun-y. Georgia, on the first Tuesday in May, 1968. to the highest bidder for cash, the following de scribed real property All that tract or parcel of land lying and being In Land Lot 109 and 110 of the 12'h District of Clayton Counts-. Georgia, ..nd being more particularly described as follows. BEING Lot 31. Block H. Section 7 of Plnccres’ Forest Subdivision, as shown on Plat recorded in Plat Book 9 page 121. Claymn County. Records The debt secured by said security deed and note has been and is here by declared due and payable in full because of nonpayment thereof pur suant to the terms of said security deed and note The deb* remaining in default, this sale will be made lot the purpose of paying -aid in debtedness including ail interest and a' ornrv - fees and all expenses of said sale Said propertv will be sold as the propeity of Carlton Vaughan, and subject id a prior security deed from Carlton Vaughan to Trust Company of Gentgia. recorded in Deed Book 428, Page 524. Land Records of Clay ton Cour.-' and subject to any and .ill unpaid ’axis, assessments, gen • i.l übdivlsion restrictions, and other i < sTicions. and easements of record, if ans PINECREST FOREST. INC As Attorney-in-Fact for Carlton Vaughan Lipshuz Macey Zusmann A Sikes 64 Pi vui S rc« ', N F. A lama. Ga 36303 At n R Jll.l11 • hut? 5-2 citation dismission GUARDIANSHIP GEORGIA ( I AYTON COUNTY Mt - Ai । Adamson A Fas Adam mh k Guatdian of I 1. Adam on. S • pplii d • n . fm a di! chaigi । .Mi hi* guardianship of F 1 A-E.n on. Si This 1 ill H fm. Ono Ifv all per sons concerned o lib their objec tion- if nr. in haxr on oi before the to Mondas m Max m-\ '<!«•■ he 111 bi dim h.ii ged from hl co i! di.H hip is applied fm JOFT LANE Oidmat x CIT ATION —YE AR'S SUPPORT STATE OF GEORGIA CT AYTON COURT OF ORDINARY March 29’h 1968 The appraisers upon application of Nell Smith Bank- widow of said Alvin H Banks for a twelve mon’hs' support for herself and 1 minor child. having filed 'heir return, all persons concerned hereby are cited to show cause if any they have, it the next regulai Mav term of this Court, win '•aid application should not br granted JOE T LANE Ordinary Clavton Counts 5-2 GEORGIA, CLAYTON COUNTY Pm su.in- to • pouer of tale < n mined in a certain security deed executed by Gordon L Bowie to D L Stokes A Company. Inc , dated ■he Bth daj of January, 1960, n corded in Deed Book 208, Page 504-507. Clayton County Records, subsequently transferred to Union Square Savings Bank, and by virtue of a default in the payment of the debt mentioned in said deed. Union Square Savings Bank as Transferee and ANiignee of D L Stokes A Com pany. Inc . .is Atiornev In Fact for Gordon L Bowie will sell befoie the Courthouse Door in Clayton County. 1 Georgia, within the legal hours of Mie. for cash, to the highest bidder, on the First Tuesday in May, 1968. subject tn any outstanding and un paid taxes and/or street improve ments and/or easements and/or re strictive covenants appearing of rec ord. the following described prop erty. m wit All that real estate situated and being in ih» City of Forest Park in lamd Lot 14 of the 13th District, Clayton County. Georgia, being Lot 12. Block A of Tara Heights Subdi vision. Unit I. a.s per plat recorded in Plat Book 5. Page 93. Clayton County Records, and being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the East side of Tara Drive 825 feet Northerly from the Northeast corner of Tara Drive and Mountain View Road, if said corner were extended io form an angle instead of a curve; I running thence Northerly along the I East side of Tara Drive 67 feet. thence Easterly 174 H feet to the Easi i line of Land Lot 14. running thence l South along said Land Lot line 82 feet, thence Westerly 160 1 feet to the East side of Tara Drive and the : point of beginning ! i ALSO One 30 gallon gas water heater UNION SQUARE SAVINGS BANK As Transferee and Assignee Aforesaid As Attorney In Fact For Gordon I. Bowie DRENNAN A BRANNON Attorneys At Law 1 GEORGIA. ! CLAYTON COUNTY i There will be sold a: Public Out- I cry to the highest and best bidder foi cash between the legal hours of sale before the court house door in the City of Jonesboro. Clayton Coun- , >. Georgia, on the first Tuesday in May. 1968. the following described pi open y to wit: ■ 'lt 1967 Fold GTA, FLSOO. HT. S No 7A425138279. 2 Dr . 8 Cyl Said proper t > levied as per Mort gage Fl Fa N-> 7051. Clayton Civil A Criminal Court, American Credit Company Vs Loins A. Kir ven This the sth day of April, 1968 BILL C MURRAY. SHERIFF 5-2 CITY OF MORROW Sealed blds will be received until 500 PM. ESI on May 7, 1968 by h< City Cleik ol the City of Moi - tow for the sale of one 1966 Dodge and one 1964 Ford, Police Cars. The cars may be seen at the City H ill located in the Fire Station on Highw.ix 54 in Morrow, and are of teied on an as is" basis. The Mayor and Council of the City of Mot iow reserve ihe right to reject anv .md all bids • mrs . tootsie McKinnon Chv civ Ik Ci'v of Morrow 4-25 STATE OF (JEt'HGIA ( ('L L I T (if ( LA\ r<>N NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER IN SECURITY DEED On the 30'h day of September, 1966. Frank Hay Upchurch and Kaien J Upchurch executed a Se iuii". Deed to Federal National Moi gage Association a corporation « ig.mized and exiting under the laws of the United Sores of America, seeming a note of ewn date for Twel\. Thousand Two Hundred ! $12.200.00 • Dollars, with interest thereon from ha' date .it the rate of five and thire-fourths 's*4'-' per centum per annum, principal and imprest bring payable in monthly in mailments of Severny one and 25/100 's7l 25t Dollars on the firs' day of each month beginning on the fust day of November. 1966 This Se cmi \ Deed was recorded in De»-d Book 446. Folio 333, Claxton Countx Re< oids. on Octobei 4 1966. By virtue of the Power of Sale contained in said Security Deed, ’here will br sold bv the under signed ai public outcix to thr high est bidder, for cash before the court house door ai Clayton Caumy, Geor gia. within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesdax in Max 1960, the ^.iim- bring ’he 7th day of Max 1968, 'he following described prop erty: Ail that real estate situated and bring in Land Lot 149 of the 13'h District of ( lax'on County. Georgia, being Lo' 5, Block E. Section Two-A Apple Valley Subdivision, according to plat recorded in Pla'. Book 8. p.igr 137. Claxton County Records. Thr debt secured by said Sc curhy Deed and note has been and is hereby declared dur because of nonpayment thereof The deb: re maining in default, this sale will be made foi 'he purpose of paying the same and all expenses of 'his sale Said propertx will be sold as thr property of Fiank Rax Upchurch and Karen J Upchurch and subject to outstanding ad valorem taxes and/or assessments and/or restric ; tions. if anx FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT GAGE ASSOCIATION Aromex-in-Fact foi FRANK RAY UPCHURCH and KAREN J UPCHURCH KALER, KA RESH A RUBIN Bx Paul M McLarty, Jr Attorneys for Federal National Mortgage Association 1820 Fulton National Bank Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 , 525-6886 4-25 CITATION. ADMINISTRATION GEORGIA CLAYTON COUNTY । Tn All Whom i: Max Concern Neil F Oliver having in proper form applied to me for Permanent I otters of Admints’ra'ion on the I • < re of Mary Ruth 'Kimhh-i Oh | \ ♦ r. I re of said County, this is to l i' ~|) and singular thr creditors and m of kin nf Mm ' Ruth 'Ktm bh-' Oliver m be and appear nr mv ' office wi'hin the time allowed by' | law, ami show cause, if anx- ihcx' can. xx hx permanent administration 'hmild nm be darned in Neil F Oli- I ' •-) on Mm x Ruth tKimblet Oliver Witness my hand and official sig ; n. it< -ms 3rd dax of April. 1968 JOF. T LANE Ordinary 5-2 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER IN SECURITY DEED GEOH G I A CIAYTON COUNTY Under and by virtue of the power of sale in a cci’ain security deed from Carlton Vaughan, grantor, to Pinem Forest. In< gtantee dated M.rch 22. 1966. recorded in Deed I Bo k 428 Page 497. Land Records of Ci.ix ton County. Georgia, said ■ security deed having been given । 11 socuk- a note d red March 22. 1966, in he original princi- pal sum of $1.500 00. there will be sold bx the undersigned a’ pub lic outcix. before the door of the ('out’house in Clax ton County, Geor i;ia. .n ’he first Tuesdax in Max, 19t.H, t<> the highest bidder for cash, •he folloxxing described real prop- All th i' 'i act nr parcel of land Ixinp .md being in Land Lot 109 of 'he 12th Dg’iu' of Clayton County. Georgia, and being mon particularly' ■ di sci (bed as follows: | BEING Lo* 18. Block T. Section 7 i <>( Pinecre' 1 Forest Subdixision. as i show n on pl.t! recorded in Plat Book ! 9, page 121. Clavton Counts Rec ords The deb' secured by said security 1 dre<| and note has be< i n and is heie j bx declared due and payable in full be< ause of nonpayment thereof pur j suan? to the trims nf s.ud security ; d<«>| and n<''» The debt remaining in default, d i sale will be made for ).< purpose of p.iymg said indebted ness including all interest and attor ncx s fees md all expenses nf said sale Said projMi'x will be sold as the property of Carlton Vaughan, and subject to a prior security deed from Cailmn Vaughan io Trust Company ; of Georgia recorded in Dred Book , 428 Page 521 I and Records of Clay ton County, and subject to anx- and all unpaid taxes, assessments, gen et al subdixision restrictions, and other restrictions, and easements of record, if anx PINECREST FOREST. INC As Attorney-in-Fact For Carlton Vaughan , Lipshutz. Macex Zusmann A Sikes i 64 Pryor Street. N E . Atlanta. Ga 30303 : Ann R J Lipshmz 5-2 NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION ro THE qualified voters of THE CITY OF MORROW. GEOR GIA NOTICE is hereby given '.hat on ' ihe ilth day of May. 1968. an elec tion will he held in the City of Mor row. Georgia at which time thvir will be submitted to the qualified voters of said City for their deter mination thr ques'lon of whether oi not Recreation Bonds shall be issued by said City in thr aggirgate principal amount of $195,000 foi th< purpose of providing funds to pay the cost of acquiring, consuuciing and equipping recreational buildings j and facilities, including, bui not b limited io. ieciration.il centers. parks, trails, swimming and wading pools, playgrounds, athletic fields .•nd courts, gymnasiums, gymn.no । turns and other buildings, miuc iuits. facilities and appropriate ap purtenances and utilities useful or dr sttabh- in connection therewith, add ing to. repairing, renovating, re modeling. improving and equipping existing rec> rational facilities, ac quiring thr necessary property theiefoi. both real and personal, and paying expenses incident to accom • piishmg the foregoing, said bonds. if authorized, io be dated May L ; 1968, to be in the denomination of 1 SI,OOO each, to be numbered con secutively from 1 upward to 195, in | elusive, tn order of maturity, to bear interest from date at such rate or i.ites not exceeding six per centum ■ <6g i per annum, all interest pay able semi-annually on ’he Ist days of May and November in each year and ’he principal of said bonds to mature on the Ist day of May. low est numbers first, in the years and amounts, as follows: Year Amount 1970 $ 2.000 1971 $ 3,000 1972 $ 3.000 1973 $ 4,000 1974 $ 4.000 1975 $ 4.000 1976 $ 5.000 1977 $ 6.000 1978 $ 7.000 1979 $ 8.000 1980 $ 9.000 1981 $ 9.000 1982 SIO,OOO 1983 SII,OOO 1984 SII,OOO 1985 $12,000 1986 $13,000 1987 $14,000 1908 $15,000 1989 $15,000 1990 $15,000 1991 $15,000 The principal of and interest on all bonds of said issue shall be pay able in lawful money of the United Stales of America, at such bank or banks as mav hereafter be desig nated The voting polls will be opened at 7:00 o'clock A M , and will be closed at 7 00 o'clock P.M . on the said date fixed for the election, and the place of voting will be the regular place ■ for holding elections for the Mayor and Councifmen of said City Those qualified to vote at said election shall be determined in all respects m accotdance with ’he laws govern ing the election for Mayor and Coun cilmen of said Citv. Voters desiring to vote for the is suance of ihe said Recreation Bonds for the aforesaid put pose shall do so bx marking their ballots with a cross m check mark in 'he souaie to the left of the word ' YES" piinied thereon and voters desiring ; to vote against ’hr issuance of said Recreation Bonds toi the aforesaid purpose shall do so bx marking 'heir ballots bv a check or cross mark in ’he square ■ the left of ’he word "NO priii rd 'hereon as to the nucs'ion propounded, m-xxn Shall ’here be authoiized to be issued $195 000 City nf Morrow Recreation Bonds " FRANKLIN R FRAME Max or JAMES F. HALE BRUCE DAVIS J P MAYS W F. SAMMONS Councilmen ! Alics': , Tootsie McKinnon I Clerk 5-9 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER IN SECURITY DEED i GEO RG I A 1 CLAYTON COUNTY Under and by virtue of the powei oi sale in a certain security deed from Carlton Vaughan, grantor, to Pinecrest Forest. Inc . grantee, dated March 22, 1966, recorded in Deed Book 428, Page 512, Land Records of Clay ion County, Georgia; said se curity deed having been given to secure .1 note dated March 22, 1966, in the original principal sum of $1,500.00, there will be sold by the undersigned at public outcry, before the door of the Courthouse in Clay ton County, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in Max, ly6B. to the highest biddei for cash, the following de scribed real property: zXll that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Land Lot 110 of the 12th District of Clayton County. Georgia, and being more particu larlx described as follows: BEING Lot 23. Block N, Section 8 of Pinecrest Forest Subdivision, as shown on plat recorded in Plat Book 9. page 122. Clayton County Rec ords. The debt secured by said security deed and note has been and is here by declared due and payable in full because oi nonpayment thereof pur suant to the terms of said security deed and note The debt remaining in default, this sale will be made for the purpose of paying said in debtedness including all interest and I attorney's fees and all expenses of said sale. Said property will be sold as the property of Carlton Vaughan, and subject to a prior security deed from Carlton Vaughan to Trust Company I of Georgia, recorded in Deed Book 428, Page 506, Land Records of Clay- I ion County, and subject to any and •ill unpaid taxes, assessments, gen eral subdixision restrictions, and other restrictions, and easements of record, if any. PINECHEST FOREST, INC. As Attorney-m-Fact For Carlton Vaughan Lipshutz, Macey Zusmann & Sikes 64 Pryor Street, N. E Atlanta, Ga 30303 Attn. H J. Lipshutz 5-2 CITATION —NO ADMINISTRATION NECESSARY GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CLAYTON Ordinary's Office Apiil 8. 1968 Mrs. Flora Wheeler Henson has applied for an order directing that no administr.it ion is necessary on the estate of Grace Wheeler Valen . tine deceased. All creditors and ail parties concerned are. therefore, re quired to show cause on or before the first Monday in May next, why ‘ such order should not be granted as I applied fol /s/ JOE T LANE Ordinary 5-2 CITATION YEAR’S SUPPORT 1 STATE OF GEORGIA CI.AYTON COURT OF ORDINARY April Bth. 1968 The ..ppraiseis upon application of Eul.i West Rathburn widow of said J C Rathburn for a twelve months' suppor for herself and no minor children, having filed their return, .ill pci-ons concerned hereby are cued 10 show cause, if any they h.i\» .! the next regular May term of this Court, whx said application shotd<l not be granted JOF T LANF Ordmarx Clavton Cnumv 5-2 GEORGIA CLAYTON COUNTY: The petition of William C. Howell. Fran M. Nunnery and Rev. John D Noble, respectfully shows: 1 Petitioners desire to be incorpo rated and made a body corporate under the name and style of "Fran jos Dress Shop. Inc ", for a period of thirty (351 years, pursuant to the provisions of the act of the General Assembly of Georgia, approved Jan uary 28, 1938. and acts amendatory thereof 2 The object of said corporation is pecuniary gain and profit to itself and stockholders. 3 The general nature of the business or businesses to be conducted by the corporation is a ladies' clothing store or stores, a child's and/or teen-age clothing store or stores and all mat ters incidental thereto. 4 The principal office of said cor poration shall be in the City of For est Park. Georgia 4923-A Jonesboro Road. Clayton County—Zip Code: 30656. with the privilege of estab lishing branch offices -md places of business elsewhere in the State of Georgia 5 The name of the proposed corpo ration is not the name of any exist ing corporation registered with the Secretary of Slate. 6 The name and post office address of each of the applicants for charter is as follows. William C Howell, 4923-A Jones boro Road, Foiest Park, Georgia -30050; Fran M Nunnery. 4923-A Jonesboro Road. Foiest Park. Geor gia. Rev John D Noble. 4923-A Jonesboro Road. Forest Park. Geor gia 30050 7 The authorized capital stock of said corporation shall be SIOO,OOO 00. with thr maximum number of stock to be 100.000 00 shares, of the par value of SIOO per .hare, 9 nd <o con slst of common stock The amount of capital may be subscribed to and paid in cash or with property of a fair market value, or a combination J hc amount of capital with which the corporation shall be shall no ’ >ess than 11,000 00 8 Petitioners further desire that by laws of the corporation shall be adopted by the common stock hold ers. and such by-laws shall provide for the officers of the corporation, the manner of their selection, and such other rules appropriate to by laws which have as their purpose the control and management of the corporation. including provisions whereby the by-laws may be amended. 9 Your petitioners herewith exhibit a certificate of the Secretary of ihe State of Georgia as required bv Sec -1 Code Annotated. H HEREFORE, petitioners pray to be incorporated under the name and style aforesaid with all the rights . powers, privileges, and immunities herein set forth, and such addi tional rights, powers and privileges as may be necessary, proper or in cident to the conduct of the business aforesaid, and as may be inherent in or allowed to like corporations under the laws of the State of Geor gia as they now exist or mav here after exist. VICTOR H HIGGINS Attorney for Petitioners Victor H. Higgins 1201 Carnegie Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga. 30303 JA 5-1250 ORDER The foregoing petition of William C Howell. Fran M. Nunnery and Rev. John D. Noble, to be incorpo rated under the name of "FRANJO'S DRESS SHOP, INC ", has been duly presented to me, and read and con sidered; and it appearing that said petition is within the purview and Intention of the laws of this state applicable thereto; and it further ap pearing that all of said laws have been fully complied with IT IS THEREUPON CONSIDERED. ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that said petition be and the same is hereby granted; and petitioners, then associates, successors and assigns, are hereby incorporated and made a body politic under the name and style of "FRANJO'S DRESS SHOP INC " for an during the period of 35 yeav. with the privilege of re newal at the expiration of that time, and with all the rights, powei s. privileges and immunities mentioned in said application, and with such additional rights, powers, privilege*; and immunities as are provided bx the laws of Georgia as they now exist or may hereafter exist. This the 25th day of March. 1968 JUDGE. SUPERIOR~COURT CLAYTON COUNTY JUDICIAI CIRCUIT 4-25 NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER GEO R G I A. CLAYTON COUNTY Bx virtue 01 the power 01 sale • ontained tn .1 Securitv Deed given , bx FRANCES E Me ALLISTER to FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AT LANTA dated January 25. 1966. and Hied lor record Januarx 27. 1966. .it 338 o'clock PM . .md recorded in Deed Book 423. page 696-698. Claxton Coun’y Recoids, there will be sold at public outcry for cash to the highest biddei befoie ’he Court House DOOI of Clayton Coun i\, Georgia, be’xveen the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesda.x in May, 1968. bx FIDELITY FEDERAL SAV INGS A- LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ATLANT/X, as Attorney in Fact for FRANCES E McALLISTER, ’he fol lowing propeny. to-wit: All that tract 01 parcel of land i lying .md being in Land Lot 114 of ' Ilie 13ih Dis lie of Claxton Countv. Georgia, and being more particu larlx (ie<cribed as follows: BEG INNING .it an non pm on the ' south right oi xxay line of Hickoty Court, three hundred six'\-seven and two tenths <367 2i feet easterly, as measuied along the southerly right of xxay Imo nf Hickory Court, from ihe point of miersecion of the southerly right of wax line of Hick orx Court and the east right of wax line of Hickory Drive, said point nf beginning also being located at the northeast cornet of Lot 19. Block A. । Section Two of the subdivision of I Hickoi* Hills; 'hence running in a I southeasteily and easterly direction along ’he southwesterlx and south !»ilx right of vx a\ line of Hickory ; Court and following 'he curvature | thereof, ninety and two tenths •90 21 feet to an iron pin, tsald distance being 81 9 fee', if measured on a ' j chord linei; thence running in a I southeasterly direction along the j southwest line of Lot 17 of said 1 Block. Section and Subdivision, and 1 forming an interior angle of 132 de grees 26 minutes with the chord line abox e mentioned, one hundred ^exentcen i!l7i feet to an iron pin; 1 hence running in a southwesterly direction one hundred one and six • tenths HOI 6) feet to an iron pin; , 1 hence running in a northwesterly 1 direction along the northeasterly line of Lot 19 of said Block. Unit and i Subdixision. one hundred forty-nine and seven tenths <149 7• feet to the iron pin at the point of beginning, being Lot 18. Block A, Unit II of Hickory Hills Subdivision, as per plat recorded In Plat Book 9, page 29. Claxton County Records. The debt secured by said Security Deed having been declared due be cause of default in the payment on said loan, the debt remaining in de fault. this sale will be made for the | purpose of paying the same and all 1 expenses of this sale Said proparty xvill be sold as the property of FRANCES E. McALLIS TER. and said property will be sold subject to any unpaid taxes and/or assessments FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTA. AS ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR FRANCES E McALLISTER SMITH. COHEN. RINGEL. KOHLER. MARTIN A LOWE BY ROBERT J NeSMITH 4-25 COURT OF ORDINARY. CLAYTON, COUNTY. GEORGIA To any Creditors and All Parties at Interest: Regarding Estate of E L Adamson Sr . deceased, formerly of the Coun ix of Clayion State of Georgia, notice is herrbx given that E L Adamson Jr an heir at law of the said de ceased has filed application with me 10 declare no Administration neces sary. Said application will be heard at mx office Monday. Max . 1968. ai 10 o'clock /X M . and if no objec tion is made an order will be passed sax mg no Administration is neces sarx April 8. 1868 /s/ JOE T LANE Ordinary NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER GEORGIA, CLAYTON COUNTY By virtue of the power of sale contained in a Security Deed given by JOHN P URADBUHY to FI DELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AT LANTA dated January 19, 1965, and filed for record January 20, 1965, at 3:45 o'clock P.M., and recorded in Deed Book 380, page 346-348, Clay ton County Records, there will be sold at public outcry for cash to the highest bidder before the Court House Door of Clayton County, Georgia, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in May, 1968. by FIDELITY FEDERAL SAV INGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTA, as Attorney in Fact for JOHN P BRADBURY, the following property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Land Lot 140 of the 12th District of Clayton County, Georgia, being Lot 16 of Castlewood Estates Subdivision, according to plat recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 75, Clayton County Records, and being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at an iron pin lo cated on the easterly right of way j line of Castlewood Drive, eleven hundred ninety-nine and nine tenths (1199 9) feet northerly, as measured along the easterly right of way line of Castlewood Drive, from the point of intersection of the northerly right of way line of Lake Harbin Road with the easterly right of way line of Castlewood Drive; running thence In a northerly direction along the easterly right of way line of Castle wood Drive, fifty-seven and five tenths i57.5> feet to an iron pin lo cated at the point where Castlewood Drive widens into a cul de sac; and running thence in a northeasterly direction along the southeasterly line of said Castlewood Drive cul de sac and following the curvature thereof thirty-one and forty-two hundredths <3l 421 feet to an iron pin; running thence east along the south line of Lot 17 of said Subdivision one hun dred thirty-nine and four-tenths • 139 4' feel to an iron pin; running thence south eighty »80> feet to an iron pin; running thence west along the north line of Lot 15 of said Sub division one hundred sixty < 160» feet to an iron pin on the easterly right of way line of Castlewood Drive at the point of beginning. The debt secured by said Security Deed having been declared due be cause of default in the payment on said loan, the debt remaining in default, this sale will be made for the purpose of paying the same and all expenses of this sale. Said property will be sold as the property of JOHN P BRADBURY, and said property will be sold sub ject to any unpaid taxes and/or as sessments. FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTA. AS ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR JOHN P. BRAD BURY. SMITH. COHEN. RINGEL. KOHLER. MARTIN A LOWE BY: ROBERT J. NeSMITH -25 CITATION, DISMISSION FROM ADMINISTRATION GEORGIA. CLAYTON COUNTY WHEREAS. Norma B. Redden, Ad ministrator of Charles T. Redden estate, represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully admin istered Charles T. Redden estate: This is. therefore, to cite all per sons concerned, kindred and credi tors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administrator should not be discharged from his administra tion, and receive Leiters of Dismis sion on the first Monday in Mav, 1968 JOE T. LANE Ordinary 5-2 CITATION—YEAR'S SUPPORT STATE OF GEORGIA CLAYTON COURT OF ORDINARY April Ist. 1968 The appraisers upon application of Bernice Anness Gothard widow of said William Russell Gothard for a twelve months' support for herself and 2 minor children, having filed 1 heir return, all persons concerned hereby are cited to show cause, if any they have, at the next regular May term of this Court, why said application should not be granted. JOE T LANE Ordinary Clayton Countv 5-2 GEORGIA. CLAYTON COUNTY Notice is hercbx- given that MRS MARX’ G TUGGLE, ’he. under signed. filed her petition to the Su perior Court of said County on the 27th day of March. 1968. praying for a change in 'he name of STANLEV WAYNE CATLETT from said STAN LEY WAYNE CATLFTT o STAN LEY WAYNE TUGGLE, and notice is hercbx given to anv interested or affected party to be and appear in said matter in said Court on or be fore the 3rd day of Max-, i 960, at 115 P M . at which time all obtcrtions to the granting of the relief pravod for must be filed in said Court. This 27ih dav of March. 1968 MRS MARY G TUGGLE PETITIONER Wallace Wallace A- Doiebe Law Offices Jonesboro. Ga 4-25 CITATION —YEAR’S SUPPORT STATE OF GEORGIA CLAYTON COURT OF ORDINARY April Ist. 1968 The appraisers upon application of Mrs Martha Boyd Kelly widow of said Tison B Kelly for a twelve months' support for herself and 6 minor children, having filed their return; all persons concerned herebv are cited to show cause, if anv thev h ? VI U n ?X’ regular May term oi this Court, why said application should not be granted JOE T LANE Ordinary Clayton Countv 5-2 THI SUPERIOR COURT FOR THF UOUN’TY OF CLAYTON STATE OF GEORGLX CIVII ACTION FILE NO PUBLICATION CITATION PATRICIA H STARR. PLAINTIFF VS ROBERT J STARR DEFENDANT The defendant ROBERT J STAHR is heiebv commanded personally by .mornex >0 appeal at the Superioi C 'Ui to be held m .md fo# said C<nmi\ xxithin sixix <6(h daxs from th* d.i'r of he Ordei foi Service by Public.r 1011 herein, then and their to .msurt he plaintiff's com plain: 111 ’he above captioned case. ■ ■ he Court will proceed as jus 'Ke shall appertain Witness ihe Honorable Hamid B.mke. Judge oi said court, this 28th dax ( >i March. 1968 JOE B MUNDY CLERK CLAYTON SUPERIOR COURT SCOTT WALTERS. JR Attorney tot Plamtift Drawer J East Point. Georgi,। 766 8393 4-25 NOTICE TO APPEAR STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTX’ OF CLAYTON CASE NO 68-425 BESS IF M TEITSORT VS JACK MYRON TEITSORT TO JACK MYRON TEITSORT. G REFT INGS Bx- order of the Court dated April 18. 1968. \ou are hereby notified thai on the 18ih dax of April. 1968. BESSIE M TEITSORT filed suit against you for divorce You are hercbx required 10 be and appear in said Court within 60 daxs from the 18th day of April. 1968. then and there to make answer in writing to the plaintiff's complaint Witness the Honorable Harold Hanke. Judge of said Court s/ JOE B MUNDY. Clerk Clavton Superior Court GEORGE AND GEORGE 712 Main Street Forest Park. Georgia 30050 366-5724 5-16 SUPERIOR COURT FEBRUARY TERM 1968 CASE NO. 68-434 STATE OF GEORGIA: COUNTY OF CLAYTON ELIZABETH ANN HARRIS 4788 West Drive Forest Park. Georgia VERSUS ROGER ALLEN HARRIS General Delivery Albuquerque TO ROGER ALLEN HARRIS General Delivery Albuquerque. New Mexico GREETINGS: By order of the Court dated April 22. 1968. you are hereby notified that on the 22 day of April 1968. ELIZABETH ANN HARRIS filed suit against you for divorce You are herebv required 10 be and appear in said Court within 60 days from the day of 1968. then and there to make answer in writing to the plaintiff's complaint WITNESS the Honorable Harold R Banke Judge of said Court This 22 dav of April 1968 JOE B MUNDY CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT Jimmy D. Harmon. Atty 2775 Main St. Ph 761-8686 East Point. Ga 30044 PETITION FOR REZONING Application has been made to the City of Forest Park, Georgia for Re zoning property located on Dixie Road from R-70 and LI to RM-85 more specifically described as fol lows: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in Land Lots 77 and 78 of the 13th District of Clayton County. Georgia being more par ticularly described as follows: BE GINNING at a point on the easterly side of Dixie Road (Old Highway U S. 4D 1,106.6 feet southeasterly as measured from the intersection formed by the easterly side of Dixie Road and the southerly side of Kate Drive; running thence' south 12 de grees 25 minutes east 1.020 feet, said line being rhe easterly right of way of Dixie Road; thence* south 89*'2 degrees west 290.5 feet; thence south 1G degrees east 450 feet; thence south 89*2 degrees west 366.5 feet; thence north along the easterly line of Land lot seventy seven (77), 297 feet; thence north 84 degrees cast 413 feet; thence north 1 degree, 25 min utes west 1,102.5, said line being the westerly right of way of Jones Road; thence south 89 degrees west 1.389 4 feet to the point of begin ning. Property fronting 1.020 feet on the east side of Dixie Highway tOld Highway No. 4D beginning 1,106.6 feet southeasterly from the corner of Dixie Highway and Kate Drive; depth of lot being 1,389.4 feet being property of Mrs. W. W. Jones. A Preliminary hearing will be held at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting at 7:30 P.M. on May 13, 1968 at the City Hall, City of Forest Park, THREE SINGING groups will be present on Saturday eve ning, April 27, at the Lake City Baptist Tabernacle on Highway 54 for an evening of gospel singing. The Trav’- lers Quartet from Greenville, S. C., along with Miss Bobby Jean White of Anderson, S. C., and the Pace Trio from Mableton will furnish the in spiration for those who en joy this type of music to at tend. Services will begin at 7:30. The public is cordially invited. The Trav’lers will re main through both services on Sunday. Hold Annual Dav of Prayer The members of the Clay i ton Baptist Association Wom ' an's Missionary Union held j their annual Day of Prayer | for Mission Action on Thurs [ day. April 18. at Camp Clay -1 ton. i Mrs. Harry Durham, asso j ciational president, welcomed i the women. Call to prayer was led by Mrs. Sam Swann, prayer ! chairman. Mission Action chairman. Mrs. Hubert Lassiter, intro- I duced the speaker for the oc । casion. Rev. Herschel Turner, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Chur ch. Jonesboro. Rev. Turner spoke on Minister ing and Witnessing. This was followed by a question and answer period on Mission Ac tion. a new method of ap proach to missions on the lo cal level. Mrs. Carl Vereen, musical director at First Baptist Church. Fayetteville, accom panied by Miss Patricia Ov -1 erton, led the group singing : and gave a special number. The the meeting the ladies enjoyed lunch and a period of fellowship followed by a meeting of the WMU Coun | cil. The nominating commit tee for 1968-69 was elected. News of Servicemen SEAMAN ALLEN • H 0137) GREAT LAKES, 111. (FHTNCi—Seaman Ap prentice Steven E. Allen, USN, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Allen of 4488 Hill pine Road. Forest Park, Ga , | has been graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Train ing Center here. AIRMAN STONE AMARILLO, Tex.—Airman Raymond E. Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Stone of 6588 Pleasant Valley, Mor row, Ga., has completed basic training at Amarillo AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Sheppard AFB, Tex., for specialized schooling as an aircraft maintenance specialist. Airman Stone is a 1967 graduate of Jonesboro (Ga.) Senior High School. Georgia, Public hearing will be held at Mayor and Council meeting on May 20th, 1968 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council room at the City Hall, City of Forest Park, Georgia. MRS. FRANCES SPEIR Secretary, Planning & Zoning Board 5-2 PETITION FOR VARIANCE A petition has been filed for a variance of the distance of the build ing line at the Riverdale Assembly of God Church, Church Street, Riv erdale. Georgia. The variance is from 50' to 42 7' from center line of King Street. A meeting will be held before the Variance Committee on Mav 6, at 7:00 at the Citv IWII. ELIZABETH ILER Clerk , City of Riverdale 5-2 NOTICE NO: 11129 IN SUPERIOR COURT PETITION TO REMOVE CLOUD FROM TITLE FILED 18 DAY OF APRIL, 1968 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 18 DAY OF APRIL. 1968 JOHN T DAVIS Plaintiff VS REV WILLIAM G BIVENS. ET AL Defendant TO: REV WILLIAM G BIVENS, the defendant. Y’ou are hereby commanded per sonally. or by attorney, to be .md appear at the Superior Court to be held in and for said County within 60 days of the date of this Order (Or service bx publication, as above set forth, then and there to answer the plaintiff's complaint in the above captioned case, else the Court will proceed as to Justice shall apper tain Witness the HONORABLE HAR OLD R BANKE. Judge of said Court, this the 18 day of April. 1968 /s/ JOE B MUNDY Clerk Clayton Superior Court Clavton Judicial Circuit BY: Gene Brown Johnson & Brown, Lawyers I | 106 Main Street Jonesboro. Georgia I 5-16 Countians Attend Dist. GOP Convention A large delegation of Clay ton County residents jour neyed to Macon on April 20th to attend the sixth dis trict Republican convention held in the Bibb County courthouse. Sixteen counties are represented in the dis trict, and well over one hun dred delegates were present. Chairman G. Paul Jones relinquished his seat to new ly-elected Chairman Roger Wilson. Mrs. Vera Martin is vi c e-chairwoman, William Ganswich of Clayton Coun ty is vice-chairman, M. H. Elder is treasurer, and W. E. Crouse is secretary for the next two years. The Resolutions committee presented the following res olutions which were adopted: 1. to award Ho ward (Bo) Callaway a spe cial commendation for ex emplary work and accom plishments for the party since 1966. — 2. to commend G. Paul Jones for his out standing leadership in the sixth district and the party for the past two years. — 3. to recognize throughout the convention that the years 1966 through 1968 have seen the birth of a real two-party system in the state for the first time in its history.— 4 to commend M. H. Elder for his work and efforts for the party in the sixth district. State senate minority leader Oliver Bateman, a re cent bridegroom, presented the platform for the sixth district, which will also be presented to the state con vention. Some of the points touched on were stronger state and local controls over local problems, an urgent need to pursue a "win" pol icy in Vietnam, stop aiding Communist countries, stop the giveaway programs which have alienated respect for our country all over the world, the need to strength en punishment for crimes i both major crimes and un- American activities), and stop inflation which places an immoral burden on the poor, and tighten govern ment spending. This plat form was adopted by unani mous vote after a brief dis cussion about just how much local control could be exercised before the govern ment should be allowed to come in and provide funds. The consensus of opinion on that question was that state, city, and county govern ments should do everything within their financial and moral power for their citi zens before the federal gov ernment is called upon for aid. Two delegates and two al ternates were elected to at tend the national conven tion in Miami Beach in Au gust. These are Mrs. Tommy Alexander and Ashton Cary, delegates, and J. Frank Stovall and Wilbur Owens, alternates. Questions And Answers These Questions and An swers come from Walter Hendrix, District Manager for Social Security in East Point, Georgia. Mr. Hen drix asks that readers send their questions to him at P. O. Box 1008, East Point, Georgia. Please do not mail them to this paper. Q. I am a 50-year-old widow. My husband died last year. I heard that I can re ceive Social Security bene fits on my husband’s record because of a recent change in the law. Is this true? A. It could be true, if you are disabled. A severely dis abled widow between the ages of 50 to 60 can receive monthly benefits if her dis ability began within seven years of her husband's death. Q. Is there any way to qualify for disabled widow’s benefits if I did not become disabled until more than seven years after my hus band’s death? A. Yes, there is. If you re ceived monthly social se curity benefits after your husband’s death because you had children in your care, you may be eligible for dis abled widow's benefits if you became disabled within seven years after these benefits ended. Q. I had no children. I be came disabled 12 years after my husband died. Why can’t I receive benefits as a dis abled widow? A. To qualify for disabled widow’s benefits you would have had to become disabled within seven years after your husband’s death. Since the work requirements for receiving disability benefits on your own work record is only five years, this 7-year period gives you enough time to become qualified for regu lar disabilty benefits. The state convention will be held in Atlanta In the Civic Center May 3rd and 4th, and seven delegates from Clayton County will at tend. Guests are permitted but must register with the state office before those dates. At a meeting at County Chairman Ivan Harrison’s home last week, a resolu tion was adopted that in the event the party has no can didates for certain positions in the county, the party will examine the qualifications of the opposition candidates, and if they find one desir able, the party wil endorse him for that position. How ever, the party has hopes of running candidates in sev eral positions in the county, but the only definite one at present is Sheriff Bill Mur ray, who will be up for re election The sheriff is also serving as sergeant-at-arms at the state convention. The district intends to support Bo Callaway for National Committeeman and Mrs. John (Florence) Cau ble for National Committee woman. They are uncom mitted to any candidate for president at this time. Perhaps the slogan for the party this year should be "LSD — Let’s Stop Demo crats", for that’s what they hope to do. There's still time to come on over to the win ning team, and the party needs you, the thinking peo ple of our country. GOP’s great in '6B! —Suzanne Jensen County Publicity Chairman Revival at Ash Church On Sunday Ash St. Baptist Church will have its Spring Revival April 28-May 3. beginning at 7:30 nightly. The pastor, Rev. Charles Goe, will be preach ing and Joe Moore, minister of music and youth, will lead the singing. Rev. Goe came to Forest Park from the Trinity Bap tist Church of Atlanta in April of 1962. The Ash Church was 13 years old in November. There are 1360 members and 1482 in the Sunday School. Rev. Goe is past president of the Military Chaplain’s Assoc, of the Atlanta area, past president of the Clay ton County Baptist Pastors’ Conference, and past presi dent of the Clayton County Ministers' Assoc. He has di rected this program for seven years. He is a native of Hannibal. Mo., finishing his elemen tary and high school work there, and graduating from Hannibal LaGrange Junior - College in 1938. His college work was completed at Wil liam Jewell College Missouri j and from there he went to । Southwestern Baptist The ological Seminary in Fort Worth, graduating in 1943 with the Master of Theology Degree. During the campaign for the purchase of property for the Atlanta Baptist College, he was chairman of pub licity and directed the Ra dio, TV and news coverage. Rev. Goe attended in 1963. along with his family, the Baptist World Congress in Beirut, Lebanon. They also visited the Holy Land and Europe. Everyone is cordially in vited to attend the Ash Re vival. GARDEN DESIGN The ultimate effort in gar den design is to create space that serves a useful purpose and has unity and harmony. T. G. Williams, Jr., head of the Extension Service land scape department, points out this is one of the underlying principles of landscape de sign. 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